Spring-wagon



(No Model.)

G. A. ELLIOTT.

- SPRING WAGON.

No, 252.443. Patented Jan. 17.1882. 3

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UNITE STATES PATENT QFFICEQ 7 GEORGE A. ELLIOTT, OF NORTH GROSVENOR DALE, CONNECTICUT.

SPRING-WAGON.

SPECIFICATION formingpart of Letters Patent No. 252,443, dated January 17, 1882.

- Application filed July 9, 1881. (N0 model.)

To all'wltom it may concern:

Be it known that I, GEORGE A. ELLIOTT, of

North Grosvenor Dale, in the county 0fVVind-.

known as skeleton, buckboard, and side-bar carriages or buggies; and it consists, principally,of a novel construction and arrangement of the springs, whereby the buggy is made light, durable, easy riding, and low, and is of simplified and less expansive construction than heretofore.

In the accompanying drawings, Figure 1 is a side elevation of my invention and Fig. 2 is a bottom \iew,showingthe arrangement ofthe springs.

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The rear end of the platform A may be attached directly to the rear axle. .Upon the under side of the platform, a short distance back of the point where the seat-risers I) D are placed upon the platform, are secured the springs B B, which are attached to the forward rocker or bolster, E, by means ot'the shackles a. a.

The center spring brace or support, F, is welded to the bottom plate,f, of the rocker, and is curved upwardly, and is bolted, as shown at c, in the center of the platform or to the short reach d, connected to the rear axle. The forward end is also bolted to a short reach, I), which passes through the rocker E.

The rear part of the seat is supported by the braces g 9 upon the ends of the springs H H, which springs are bolted to the platform by the same boltslwhich secure the springs B B. The seat-risers D D are of such shape and material as to have sufficient spring to permit the springs H H to act.

By this construction and application of the springs, platform, and seat-risers thejar is re- Patent- 1. In a spring-wagon, the combination, with the platform A and the middle spring, F, ex-

tending from. the rear of platform to the bolster, of the side springs, B B, fast-cued to platform just behind the seat-risers D and at the other end shackled to the under side of the front bolster, as shown and described.-

2. The combination, with the bolster E, of the short reach I) and the spring F, fastened under it and to the platform, as described, to support said bolster in place without connecting it by a reach with the rear axle.

3. The combination of the seat G, supported in front by risers D, with the braces g and springsH, arranged as shown and described.

GEORGE ARAD ELLIOTT. Witnesses A. U..ELLIOTT, CHESTER F. BENNETT. 

